I've been bugging him already lol.@Mañ'O'Green is your best shot for bottles and soilless mixes..
If I had to take a wild guess Ide say it looks deficient and hungry so its locking out your food due to ph issue or its just not getting what it needs.. Easy enough to check runoff ppm and ph that should tell you something. I think you may need to mix your nutes in the proper order sometimes too but I cant for the life of me remember when that is relevant.GL!
I was thinking the same thing last night. I didnt flush a lot, but the timing made it worse. After I flushed she went into flower which at that point she became deficient instead of having a toxicity. Is there a specific kelp, and humic acid you would recommend? I am assuming these amounts are for1 gallon? Also when you say a tiny amount, should I use the amount on you feeding schedule or less? Thanks again MOG! I'm always amazed how much knowledge you have, but at this point I shouldn't be.@McDee flushing is where this went south. You are out of balance with too much P-K and it is locking out Ca, Mg and maybe others as well.
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Mixing only 1 gallon is difficult to get your nutrients in balance with that small amount so precision in measurements is important.
Get some soluble gypsum.
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Mix 2g Part A,
1g Epsom Salt mix well
then add a tiny amount of kelp, Humic Acid, mix well
then 1g gypsum. Nothing else! for next two weeks.
The Autowrecks I grew were especially sensitive to nutrient balance.
You cannot fix the damaged leaves. What your hoppong for is to stop the spread but it may be too late since the plant is not likely to grow many more new leaves now.
OK, I know leaves are gone my concern was the few that are still ok lol. Yeah was doing the math she is almost done so is what she is. What should I feed her after the 2 weeks? She has some nice buds just need them to fill out some.
Thanks bud. I'll ride with that till her wheels fall off. At least I won't have a tone of trimming lol.
